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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-09-13, Page 7Zurich shot ahead in the first third.wagner again doubled and inning when Wagner led off then scored on a single by with his first two-base bit and Genttner and .a follow-up Sena- then scored on two straight for .error. Walsingham infield. errors. The Lumber Kings moved The Senators retaliated with into a 6..5 margin in the fifth. A run in the top of the second and sixth innings by coming and two more in the third be- up with four runs while hold- ing their opposition to two tallies. limes at hat. fore Zurich could come back Zurich moves ahead with. one in their half ot the Sylvan club at it again The perennial finalists in 11w McGillivray softball loop. are once again battling it out in the league championship round and already last year's champs have started to claim their rights to the title again this summer, Sylvan and Lieury are meet- ing in the league's final round for the third straight year and the defending champion Sylvan nine have taken a big step to- wards claiming the honors for the second year in a row, Sylvan took the opening af- fair of the best-of-seven set by an. awesome 17-1 margin and then they came hack in the second fixtur, to register a con- vincing 17-4 win over the hap- less Lieury nine for a 2-0 lead in the series. Close semi-finals "t. 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Because of the confliction of its name with the recently es- tablished Exeter Golf Course, the group decided to call itself the "Oakwood Golf Club" in the future. It will continue to operate in the same fashion as previous years. The group was organized in 1956 by a -number of Exeter golfers and was joined by play- ers from Parkhill, Thedford, Grand Bend and Dashwood areas, all of whom played at the Oakwood course. New club champion The club honored a new champion, Jim Russell, with the presentation to him of both match and medal championship trophies. Jack Smith, Exeter, awarded the medal trophy which he donated to the club and last, year's champion, Bill Amos, Parkhill, presented the match trophy, donated by Red Scott. This year's club melon joined two other club members who have won both awards in one year - Bill Amos and Morley Sanders, Exeter. Prizes were presented to the reserve champions, Lorne Kleinstiver and Morley Sand- ers, as well as to members who have won tournaments throughout the year. Parkhill president George Glendinning, Park- hill, heads the executive of the new Oakwood club. He suc- ceeds Don Southcott as presi- dent. :First vice-president is Harry Hamilton, Grand Bend. Other officers include: Bill A in o s, Parkhill, secretary; Morley Sanders, Exeter, han- dicapper; games committee, Jim Cutting, and. Emmerson Desjardine, Grand Bend; George Pedlar, Parkhill; Don Gravett and Jim Russell, Exe- ter. Appreciation was expressed to retiring secretary John Go- man, a former president, who has served as an officer of the club for a number of years. Net winners of the final tourn- ament were. Ross Griffith, whn shot a '9 for a net of 63, Don Gravett, Claude Farrow and Lorne Nleinstiver, all of whom tied with nets of 66. 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Ontario intermediate 01)." fin- als. This year's .S.OriQs will be a three-out-of-five affair with Walsingham getting the odd game. Zurich's Don O'Brien and Walsingham's Ory H a ns o n hooked up in a pitcher's duel through the first six innings with the two posting almost identical strikeout and walk records and the Lumber Kings leading the visitors 0-5. However, the Senator lineup finally got t o playing-coach O'Brien and they raked him for five hits and six runs in the seventh and eighth in- nings. Dan Trushinski finished up for the home squad. Through the seven full in- nings that he pitched O'Brien permitted eight hits and seven runs, fanning eight and walk- ing two, while Hanson allowed seven hits and six runs, regis- tering seven strikeouts and a- iling two free passes. Two hit freely Both clubs notched their fair share of hits with some shod- dy defensive play on the part of each team also accounting for some extra scoring. The visiting Walsingham crew, un- accustomed to their' surround- ings, booted the ball seven times during the game while the Kings came up with four errors. Only three Zurich batsmen were able to get to Hanson for a base knock and they ac-' counted for seven Zurich hits, Catcher Earl "Cuss" Wagner and shortstop Don Genttner cracked out three hits apiece, with all of Wagner's going for two bases while all Genttner's hits were of the single variety. Don O'Brien provided the home team with their lone other safety, a booming triple in the fifth frame, .O'Brien opened the fifth with his three-base shot and scored on a single by Genttner who eventually scored on another error and a ground-out, Wagner once again figured in the Zurich searing in the sixth when, he doubled home Dick Bedard who had walked and then proceeded to steal second and third to give the home squad a 6.5 edge. however, Walsingham erupt- ed with four runs in the next two innings to eliminate the Kings who could mount no serious threat during the final three innings.. Play this weekend s The second and third games of the championship series will be played this Saturday and Sunday with both games being slated for the Walsingham park on successive afternoons, ay MR$. E.RVIN ,RAPER DASHWOOD The Perth County Sunday School. Association acid their convention in. Zion Lutheran Church Sept.- 9 with 114 attending, Chairman for the convention was the local sup. erintendent Reinhold Miller; secretary was Anne. Koehler And treasurer, Ross Merktinger of Waterloo. Guest speaker was Herb Pak- ratd. of POrt Colborne who chose As his topic, "The Holy Spirit Working 'Through You". Group diseossions were held. C lo sing devotions and a pooled lunch served by group 2 of the Ladies Aid brought the meeting to a close, Bride feted Miss Jane .Restemayer, bride- elect of last Saturday, was honored at several showers prior to her wedding, Mrs. Penhalc, Hay, aunt of the groom, was hostess at a miscellaneous shower for the groom's aunts and cousins. Misses Pauline and Brenda Becker, cousins of the bride, were hostesses at a kitchen and pantry shower for the aunts and cousins. Mrs. James Becker, cousin of the bride, was hostess at a miscellaneous shower for the girl friends of the bride. The girls on the office staff Sunday ..School Ass n family, Air. and. Airs. William Zink. mann of Kitchener spent Sun- meets at Dashwood day here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stew- at Westinghouse where the bride is employed, held a. shower for Jane. Ladies .Aid The quarterly LWAIL meet- ing of Zion. Lutheran. Ladles Aid was held Wednesday, Sep, !ember .5. with Mrs. Chap. Mar- tene, convener, in charge., Rev. William Getz took as his topic, "Love through hands that serve." This was fol- lowed by discussion, Plans were completed for attendance at the convention at llanover Sept. 15. Miss Mary-Jo Howe of Lon- don spent the weekend with art of London spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Jack ,Galser. Mr. and. Mrs, Mervyn Stelelt of Bradford spent the week- end with Air. and. Mrs. Ed. Stela. Mrs, Stelek returned home fruit South Huron Hos: plat on Saturday. Mrs. Alma Iloperoft is a pa- tient in South Huron Hospital, B x e t e r, having suffered a heart attack. Air, and Airs. Ervin Rader And Walking is good you exercise care, Famous last words - "if he won't dim, his, I won't dim of Thames Road, and Mr. and mine." Mrs. William Walters visited on. '." ... ...... Mrs. Florence Brooks, ;of Van- couver, B,C.„ is visiting her sis- ter., Mrs, Cohn .Gilfillan and Miss Debbie ilern, of Sun- shine Line, spent the weekend. with Janet Hers, Mr. Grant Gilfillan is a pa- tient in StrathroY Hospital, the exercise, if result of a ear accident on Fri- day night, Air, and Mrs. Harold Rowe, Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hern, Airs, Wilbert _Glanville, of Staffa, visited on Wednesday Afternoon with Mrs. William. Walters. Mr. and ,Airs, Wib Coward and Susan, or London, visited on Sunday with Mr, and .Mrs. John Coward. Mr, and Mrs. Cohn Gilfillan and. Barbara and Mrs. Florence Brooks visited on Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs, Roy McDonald at Staffa. The two semi-final rounds for the right to enter the league finals were about as close as they could be with both series going the full five games and both winning teams coming up with one-run victories. Lieury finished off a stubborn Grand Bend team 9-8 Thursday evening while Sylvan eliminated the powerful West Corners squad, who finished the regular schedule in top spot, by a nip- and-tuck score the previous night, Sylvan. will get their chance to wrap up the final set in four straight games this week as the George Ross was the leading - teams meet under the lights in Walsingham batter as he came Licury Saturday evening for through with a home run, a the third contest and Tuesday double and a single in four evening for the fourth fixture. Greys within win of league trophy Exeter Greys took a strangle- hold grip on. the Huron Ladies' softball finals this week as they notched A pair of victories to climb to within one win of tak- ing the league final round and. the London Free Press cham- pionship trophy. Eight straight chance to wrap up the series !rave 1 finals and the 2-0 lead they ve taken over when they travel to Brussels four-out-of-seven Brussels league fin in the tonight (Thursday) for their round. al fourth meeting of (he set. The Exeter ladies were never in trouble in the game Thurs. day evening, which was played in Brussels, and their strong hitting and the steady pitching Exeter Greys were extended of Rose Carey made it a Com- to the limit under the lights in paratively easy time for the Hensel]. Tuesday evening and winning Greys. had to use a two-run rally in Carey kept the Brussels hits the bottom of the seventh in- well scatterer' and confined their rang to hang a 7.6 loss on Brus- scoring to single runs in the sels in their playoff round, second and seventh innings and The local ladies appeared a three-run splurge in the fifth, beaded for their first playoff The Exeter batting order loss in nine games after Brus- backed up her fine pitching per. sels had rallied with two runs formance by banging out 14 in the top of the seventh frame hits during the contest to come for a 6.5 edge but the Greys up with three three-run innings, retaliated with a pair of their a two and a one. own in the bottom of the in- Hitters hot ning to nail down the decision, The Exeter nine found their Even contest hitting eye for the game and The score throughout the en- only one player failed to pick tire seven-inning game was tip at least one bingle during close and, the two teams Were the evening, very evenly matched during the Shortstop Audrey rooky and evening's contest. third-baseman Jean Taylor Were Brussels got off and winging once again the top threats for In the early stages of the game. the local ladies as they each with a single run in the ten of collected three safeties. Both the first inning and from there Players singled three times in the two teams stayed right to, a row with Pooley scoring three other as they both came up .Exeter runs and Taylor driving with three tuns in the third in two others, frame leave the visitors Dolly Mattson's home run and ahead after three innings of double accounted for two of the play. loeals' five extra-bast hits while Neither team could make any the others inelutted a three-run headway during the next couple homer by Ann Jorgenson, ot innings and the Greys fiball3r two-ruin triple by Norma Cole- opened tip again with WI) runs Man and a lead,Off doable by in the tOli Of the sixth, Winning pitcher Rose Carey. Baolt-to-back singles byMary Mary Gravett telleeted a pair Gravett and Norma ColeMall of singles and two R131 to And a follow-up infield error ish off the Exeter hitting attack. gave Exeter a pair of runs and .Brussels managed to get to A S.4 eao, the Exeter hurler for 11 hits Brussels Made a determined during the seven-inning game bid to cop their first game , of but some foot-loose base-run- the Series and they rallied or tang and sharp defensive playy. A pair of markers in their half by the locals kept their score of the last inning, Two hits and from mounting, a couple of errors ProVided . BrUSSelS With their needed rung • „ to climb into a 6.5 margin. However, the GPO'S could Wet be kept down and in their last lime at bat they turned a Cott- pie of .Brussels infield inisettea and one scratch single sand- wicked betWeen, a couple of walks into two tuna and Man' aged. to come out on the long end of a nip-and-tuck decision, No poWer•hittlni The: local ladies Were bitable In mount a Wiens Attack dtir. ;mg the pile partly 'due to the al?scnce of any aft:It:bate hits, "Mary Gravett withthree straight singles end Ann Jogs enserf'S two provided the home team with most of their power At ibe plate, "Irt! 9,"""77traet Surge by Isingham downs K ings in opener The Titnes-Adv.ocato, September 1L3, 1962 Page 7-" " • qt This Week in winchelsea By ,MRS, WILLIAM WALT,ER4. although she had to hear down in two instances as Brussels got to her on a couple or occasions for both a fair number of hits and runs. By virtue of their two wins. by 7-6 and 12-4 counts, the lo- Exeter Greys won their eighth cal ladies now lead in their 1 , best-of-seven group finals with straight playoff. game without a loss as they walked to a 12-4 Brussels by three games to none ' • win over Brussels in the see- and need only one more victory • ond H game of theHuron Ladies to clinch the decision. softball fin a is. The Greys get their chance Their unbeaten siring extends dsfor their tenth straight playoff from their ('vision semi-finals win without a loss and their Win close one 5.11igic base lilts Were also tv.Altry., but by Gail ;Parcnthar, lk,(innu ('al,-man, Darlene Snell, Ponfoy and Ann Crenyn. PP.•,, Carty '1vtlif. the full gam for the as tistuki a.